Vox Populi

LETTER: Love those Black Friday deals? Think again.

LETTER: I read with interest the two-page advertisement on pages A36 and 37 in the Nov. 16 edition of the Outlook.

LETTER: As pessimistic as it sounds, corporate money coupled with a fleet of lawyers overruns conservation, sustainability and community goals a vast majority of the time in a vast majority of locations.

LETTER: To Canmore residents, it is time to add your voice to the hundreds of thousands of Canadians who are calling for a cease fire in Gaza.

LETTER: Premier Danielle Smith, hands off my pension.

LETTER: I was "deeply disheartened and troubled" by the action of one individual, Blair Richardson, who took out a one page ad in the Nov. Rocky Mountain Outlook to school the people of Canmore on the rights and wrongs of various parties interested in the Three Sister development.

LETTER: Even if it’s just one of these seemingly insignificant changes: if you have the power to do it, do it. Take a stand. We must fight, for our world; for our children’s world. At the very least, we have to go out trying.

Editor: We don't declare ourselves a democracy and then call it done. The thing about democracy is that if you want to keep it, you have to participate in it otherwise you lose it. It’s happening all over the world and it’s happening right here in Canmore.

LETTER: Alberta’s provincial government appears to govern in favour of a minority of supporters, not so much for the overall benefit of Albertans. The current example, the proposed shift from the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) to an Alberta Pension Plan (APP), is a return to trodden ground; recent polls find only 19 per cent think it is a good idea and more than 50 per cent of Albertans are not supporters of the plan.

Premier Danielle Smith’s self-indulgent crusade to create her own fiefdom is rapidly becoming tiresome.